Petition — Alex. Robertson, } M. Clk. against Lord Justice Clerk's Interlocutor
Abstract
Petition of ALEX. ROBERTSON asking the Court to alter Lord Justice Clerk's interlocutor
Petition — John Grieve & Co. against Lord Monboddo's Interlocutor
Abstract
Petitioners seek preference over Mrs. Spankie for company debts, challenging interlocutor that their title as executors-creditors is defective under 1695 c. 41.
Duncan Spottiswoode, Mrs. Barbara Syme, William Morehead and William Cadell v. James M'Dowall, Richard Marshall, John Baird, Charles Grierson and William Reid — Answers, 10 Mar 1791
Abstract
Answers by Duncan Spottiswoode, Mrs. Barbara Syme, and others to the petition of James M'Dowall and others, responding to claims that the respondent's indenture with William Reid and Company was improperly terminated.
Appendix. No. I, COMMISSION to John Bell to the Parliament for the Burgh of Glasgow 1681.
Abstract
Commission appointing John Bell as Glasgow’s representative to the 1681 Parliament, with powers to vote and act on behalf of the burgh.
Andrew Archer v. John Law and John Stewart — Replies, 16 Jun 1791 [2]
Abstract
Replies for Andrew Archer, Brewer in the Abbey of Holyroodhouse, to the Answers for John Law and John Stewart, Messengers in Edinburgh.
Petition and Complaint — & Comp.—A
Abstract
Petition of Andrew Archer, Brewer in the Abbey of Holyroodhouse, asking the Court to remit an unjust and oppressive execution of diligence by John Law and John Stewart, messengers in Edinburgh.
James Morgan v. Viscount of Arbuthnot — Replies, 14 Jun 1791 [2]
Abstract
Replies by James Morgan to the Answers for the Viscount of Arbuthnot, arguing that a charge to remove is at an end by the death of the charger, and that an apparent heir cannot insist in a removing.
John Viscount of Arbuthnot v. James Morgan — Answers, 14 Jun 1791
Abstract
Defender answers suspension challenge, asserting removal term was properly fixed in prior interlocutor and summons.
Miss Mary Gordon v. Mrs Anne Ogilvie alias Barclay — Minutes, 13 Feb 1790
Abstract
Miss Gordon seeks to enforce a House of Lords judgment and modify expenses in a libel case against Mrs Barclay, but the Court refuses as the cause is final and out of jurisdiction.
Matthew Montgomerie v. Messrs Peter and Francis Forresters and Company — Information, 14 Apr 1791 [2]
Abstract
Information of Matthew Montgomerie, arguing that Messrs P. and F. Forresters and Co. violated their contract by refusing to send the ship Six Brothers on its third Greenland voyage, and instead sold her for profit while keeping the pursuer's share liable for loss.
